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cen.tre MIDDLE Br and AusAm cen.ter H5sen7tE5, $-tLn [C]the middle point or part中心，中央Put the vase in the centre of the table.把花瓶放在桌子中央。People used to think that the earth was (at) the centre of the universe.以前人们以为地球是（位于）宇宙的中心。You can't drive into the centre of the city/the city centre because it's pedestrianised.你不能开车到市中心去，因为那是步行区。In politics the centre of a group is the people who hold opinions which are not extreme but are between two opposites.(政治)中间派His political views are known to be left of/right of centre.人们知道他的政见中偏左/中偏右。She's the centre of attention (=Everyone wants to talk to her) everywhere she goes.无论她走到哪里，总是众人瞩目的中心。In particular sports, a centre (forward) in a team is the person who is in the middle of the front row of players who try to score goals.（球队的）中锋The centre of gravity of an object is the point through which the GRAVITATIONAL forces on it seem to act.重心A centre-spread is the two pages opposite each other in the middle of a newspaper or magazine which deal only with one particular subject and include many pictures.（报纸、杂志中页的）跨页版面Tomorrow's edition will include a centre-spread on the Spanish royal family.明天报纸会有关于西班牙皇室的中心跨页版面。If someone is at centre stage, they are in the middle of a theatre stage, or (fig.) are very noticeable to others.位于舞台中心，非常引人注目(fig.) She doesn't mind letting some of the younger students take centre stage from time to time.她不在乎时常让一些年轻的学生出出风头。"Journey to the Centre of the Earth" (title of a book by Jules Verne, 1864)《地心旅行记》（作者儒勒·凡尔纳） [CENTRAL]
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